श्री राम जानकी
ॐ रामाय नमः · Jai Shri Ram
The embodiment of Dharma, the perfect king, and the eternal devoted couple, their story has guided humanity for millennia.
Lord Rama is the seventh incarnation of Lord Vishnu, born in the sacred city of Ayodhya to King Dasharatha and Queen Kaushalya. He is celebrated as Maryada Purushottam, the supreme person of dignity and virtue, whose every action was guided by righteousness, truth, and compassion.
His life, as told in the immortal Ramayana composed by Maharishi Valmiki and later by Goswami Tulsidas in the Ramcharitmanas, is the eternal blueprint for a noble life: as a devoted son, a faithful husband, a just king, and an unwavering upholder of Dharma.
रामो विग्रहवान् धर्मः
Ram is the very embodiment of Dharma, Valmiki RamayanaLord Rama's story is not merely a myth, it is a living spiritual guide. Every episode of his life teaches us how to navigate the challenges of the world with grace, courage, and unwavering faith in righteousness.
Born to King Dasharatha on Navami Tithi of Chaitra month, celebrated as Ram Navami. His birth fulfilled a divine prophecy to restore Dharma to the cosmos.
Ram broke the divine bow of Lord Shiva at the swayamvar of Janakpur, winning the hand of Sita, daughter of King Janaka, and of Mother Earth herself.
To honour his father's promise, Ram accepted 14 years of exile in the forests with Sita and Lakshmana, the supreme sacrifice of a devoted son.
After Sita's abduction, Ram led an army of devotees across the ocean, defeated the demon king Ravana, and restored righteousness, the eternal triumph of good over evil.
Ram's return to Ayodhya, celebrated as Diwali, ushered in Ram Rajya, the golden age of just and compassionate governance, still invoked as the ideal of good rule.
Sita is the daughter of King Janaka of Mithila, discovered as an infant in a golden furrow of the earth, hence she is known as Bhumija, daughter of the Earth. She is the embodiment of purity, devotion, sacrifice, and feminine strength.
Her unwavering love for Lord Rama, her extraordinary courage through the trials of exile and captivity in Lanka, and her final return to her mother earth are among the most profound and moving tales in all of human literature.
जनकसुता जगजननी जानकी
Sita, daughter of Janaka, mother of the world, RamcharitmanasSita is worshipped as Jaganmata, the mother of the universe. Her name is always spoken before Ram's: Jai Siya Ram, honouring the divine feminine as the very foundation of creation.
Sita's absolute purity and devotion is unmatched in all of sacred literature
She endured captivity in Lanka with extraordinary courage and dignity
Known for her tender heart toward all beings, great and small
Her devotion to Lord Ram is the eternal model of divine love and surrender
Born of Janaka, queen of Ayodhya, mother of Luv and Kush
Born from the sacred earth itself, Bhumi Devi's own child
Lakshmanji, the younger brother of Lord Rama, is said to be a one-quarter component of manifest Vishnu and is considered an avatar of Shesha Naga, the cosmic serpent upon whom Vishnu rests. He is the very embodiment of brotherly love, sacrifice, and unwavering allegiance.
When Rama accepted his 14-year exile, Lakshmana left behind his wife Urmila, his palace, and all comforts, and followed his elder brother into the forest without a moment's hesitation. He stood as Rama's protector, companion, and devoted servant throughout every trial, every battle, every sorrow.
अनुज स्वामि सखा सिय माता। सेवक जन प्रिय उर अस भ्राता॥
In my heart, the younger one who serves the Lord as a friend and follows the mother Sita, such is the devotion of Lakshmana, RamcharitmanasHe was highly skilled in the science of archery and his dedication to Lord Rama is described as unparalleled, even among the gods. Lakshmana's life teaches us that the highest dharma is to serve the righteous with one's whole heart, asking nothing in return.
Highly skilled in the science of archery, his arrow never missed and his aim was divine
Stood guard outside Rama and Sita's hut every night, sleep was a luxury he sacrificed for fourteen years
Considered an incarnation of Shesha Naga, the cosmic serpent and eternal supporter of Vishnu
His devotion to Rama surpasses all other examples of fraternal love in sacred literature
Left behind wife Urmila, kingdom, and comfort, all for the service of his elder brother
Slew Meghnad (Indrajit), Ravana's mighty son, one of the greatest feats of the Lanka war
Absolute truthfulness, Ram never uttered a falsehood in his entire life
Unflinching righteousness, every action guided by Dharma above personal gain
Boundless compassion, equal kindness toward the highest king and the lowest devotee
Matchless valour, warrior without equal who vanquished Ravana and countless demons
Perfect wisdom, every decision made with deep discernment and foresight
Divine friendship, his bond with Sugriv, Vibhishan and Hanuman is eternal
Supreme humility, the greatest king who bowed to all, served all, loved all
ॐ राम रामाय नमः
Om Ram Ramaya Namah
The supreme mantra of Lord Ram, chanted for peace, protection, and liberation from all suffering
राम राम राम
Rama Rama Rama
Lord Shiva whispers this mantra into the ears of the dying at Kashi, it is the bridge across the ocean of existence
जय सियाराम · जय जय सियाराम
Jai Siya Ram · Jai Jai Siya Ram
Victory to Sita and Ram, the greeting of devotees, honouring the divine couple together in every moment
श्री रामाय नमः · श्री रामचन्द्राय नमः · श्री रघुनाथाय नमः
Shri Ramaya Namah · Shri Ramachandraya Namah · Shri Raghunathhaya Namah
From the 108 sacred names of Lord Ram, each name a different facet of the divine
Lord Rama and Sita are the presiding deities of our Mandir. Daily Aarti is offered at 8:15 AM and 7:00 PM. Every Tuesday evening, devotees gather for the recitation of the Ramcharitmanas. Ram Navami and Diwali are our grandest celebrations, join us.